Today, a union protestor purposefully spilled beer over a member of the Belgian regime. The protestor was immediately jailed it is announced that he will be punished —and rightly so, because even when you make abstraction from the fact that the protest was invalid, it should be punishable to throw beer over someone.
But what makes this remarkable is that it’s a great example or Belgium’s anarcho-tyranny. Pedophiles, gangmembers, corrupt politicians — they all go free.
I was violently attacked multiple times but the perpetrators were never punished.
But when you oppose the regime and you share a meme, you defend yourself or you throw beer — you get severely punished.
This is because it doesn’t matter what you do, it matters who you are. There is no such thing as “the law” or “rule of law”, especially when you’re living under an anarcho-tyrannical regime. There is only friend or foe —and the regime decides.
But what makes this remarkable is that it’s a great example or Belgium’s anarcho-tyranny. Pedophiles, gangmembers, corrupt politicians — they all go free.
I was violently attacked multiple times but the perpetrators were never punished.
But when you oppose the regime and you share a meme, you defend yourself or you throw beer — you get severely punished.
This is because it doesn’t matter what you do, it matters who you are. There is no such thing as “the law” or “rule of law”, especially when you’re living under an anarcho-tyrannical regime. There is only friend or foe —and the regime decides.